davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

91eana nRonnna ueraun haa puenn.a A.
ran4aE pcli1tnal a1rsiaaA Thlra-Rn.
e41aa . pnr1nn hns asfnn1H d p1rs.lt -
nseeln1nn ar'nnF = - erke- - rsss.-,
g - e.saswvI.e . sossss 8 p:liIi1al
Alls ga.tine uva suuvsas ass nsa
- ~. Q1eEiy aeneln6s6 ey ayina.
- i44 N4lEsY ennnlEnu1nd d shnl en-
sEa1ee - elacd1ea GlVn 1aExia1 GAnn
y uDen ~ UzI1 e ika errIIs1nK
gll1oul 11Ele1 - p6lllloal nrI1lrn. an6
81 . ee&1lnuznz4 q asEV1sa al =
epon ~ omployehB marlk wfShaNa n.
E983 % pgllA1eaA ewzminnn az m1aliaatum.
1A9gefuHA. tbo nrpe1nslna oEasee. wAo
e1szBl3 e. r1fn1sa g apDalnt a supll-
o111 esoauB ~ epp1lnnna aoe1 a. doaa
80 eze1fealn hla oNn pnliIloal aulniuaa
slelae1s ~ l1Ws an1 tha appainfinn a.
.asx 10 Enm1tga m ampluEe haaauno
tAe emplsTe 1seusna 10 amfnu nnv polibi.
o1l eseVieo h a.eoE1nnnA wa -
wle1e9 e the sppclnainR ofnsaF. -
e4a1e % b ne q gaxtlnnn, he appos1R-
lna o3ssF vi1la1es ~ lnW. EeiSrs1ln-.
i1R thaeo ssowa. - Onmmlmiun reglIen
- yenR qnag1tn9 h9 oayinR thaA, In ne
aas1aR e Onsiznaai eEnnos ls9falIy
teDeyo ~ o9EElge % elsEk far sha Raa-
- tnee the oaRFisR % clara belanal 10
- palllioal paEly - which tha Rnst-
@aztoR y oDDoee6i tnnA be enn lnwfuIly
rSnauve no peEsnn fKom olMBMlneA pastsl
1egsise a. oinalanati exoepe Ter asma
osAsE 11essn 1kea lAe elnRloYehs pall1l-
oaf oplnions e aalia1isns.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09
mnnlcAG ceHGRnaa.
xnLxOW yBvMn rNooULAz1oW - MEHhm
guaaMgxRn A. ZMm uMxx RkArw
oYMmwu0.

WAszuaron, espa. s.-The nfsdlesI
OongseB mt e 10 osoioek tais Mesn-
ina. Ths OhaiE aDDointe4 Q oornmll11e
Of ona fTem eaaA natios rsDsosents1 20
an the piaeo foR holding tha naxt mae1-
ine. The Aaain1ans oeesgiaEy ef The
Oonarass rsAd an axtEast ef Q paper In
The sso4io8 oe iniernaaional hyRieBa ~
Or. DOulnRo EFoEita. ef Rl0 JenelEo.
entifIed, sVaooinatfnn With an Ateoaa-
afsA Oalturs oe aha Miesobe ef Yellow
Fsvos," and Q Feeolutson WAs passed
Resnmmen6inR oeepsgat1ve lnvsssiga-
e Ne results ooAainsd by yellow fssse
insealAtioa - prossasson aRAinss thet
AIDanea.
Prof. Una, of HAmhaza. deiiVessd as
address embo6yina q ptaA gsR Q NERD
thuEounh ntnAy q skin diseassa. efsn1
uhish nha general esasien adisarnsd.
Tia Oommittso nppoiubo4 20 msks .
ropcra upen ~ plaeo fee the maxt Deee.
ins a tks IntsEIeaisnal Ooaassss hsld {
q otina shia afasEnoen. and desi6aA q
fnvag e BsElin. The mestlna wiEl Be
hela IN $50, tha DAY enA me1fA 30 y
hotsaftsR dg1sfmined. fne Bepof1 wlll
b psessnssd 70 Ne Congress tomsEsou
lsrss namnss q vn,ushls papsrs
have hsen Fea6 iB Ne ssgiidn eg ellln4t.
etoay. Ths pspags teday tEemsad oi
Waa8aFn MoEth UaEoii1a and nuntheEn
CnlifoEnia e hsalih Essugla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

AaNAA& GAMAAMn8-
WAszzuozua, Bspa. a. OhaEsea y.
RouaAAnd shairma1 ef ths Owl esFyies
BoaRa og KxnninsEs for The Clnsiama1i
Pns1af4aa. wEDee d lneeas 20 Awtima Pnas-
l6ama Osesiy, og tha CiSil Gosvima 0nm.
mAmion. u.aeE o4aa oe Anaus9 2esn,
mskina tnqultlas about thaoonslrussin1
% ths OiFtl G1rvisa Fulss h whieh,
a1oaa eebsF thlneA. he saidi @Ass -
- an1sFsland thaa apssamaseaF nag
miihnma Qnan1inm tNng9e en2xlos. aMsn
fue eA9 o&mnso anumeE1ADa " yuu Cd
yeaE rspsEa On ne PhIlseslphih poss.
IN rsply NJ. Obssly @gG sEseE3
OFI4B nn1 el14k - - Clnalnnat po1f-
e1sa miaha ea lanatlg s1zasvsd, f1s -
snags d 3 FEcpsnllssm pm whiaA yUa
nned 70 tnfnEznalism. d 3 thsssfsss
s1nnsnas6 eh1a Vsa wish - know
whatAss, - tha eptnfon e the Oem1fs.
ntsn. a0sau1s oaFFiass and oleEks mzy
/ ~ laaally renewed fng paEtinAa fzaas -
e1mss shEy % ne9 agssa n pnll3lem Win
4 ahn Pes1mnHenE. Tho Cpnnmionigm hag
G1assd md neu rapHaAs tha1 tAs powsl
e Ea8e9Al = aaS11za4. exeDpt thsl
- rsz1ssal may - - laH1llg uaes
tns anT e - faIloUlnN G11n11. -.
eans1 Q psEanm n asEvlee hnD HsfnM1
- eunasibnAe - pilaAAnA Dnspas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

u s NEPBcrRp THAT n VIE NOT LIVE
10 IN Tz1 EznAH % DAx.
aan Fnauonoo, nspa. a-Fsao 90
that aan b lanFnsd oopsrnos basiistt
q nnaadily nrowie@ wsaM9E. de y eo0-
aaioag snlY "a intaggaiA No o1ieial
hullatln haa boaa tssueA ainee & .. n.
whieh rad e fellogss "feo oosofDog
has hasa distressed for q few momelln
e aims bno wozid eoon roaoo. He
kas noA I'D 3 quisA algsD axeept fog
nhona tan msiuulna nt Q time alnee che
IanS balistln. He has hesn eoussioas foE
q fsw moHant4 He aaks4 asesaal
tlnas fag di1apont noUberl of the fam-
nv. ~ ona time ke sai1 sOolumbue
WnteFnsan Los Anasloos Whea n1kee
n De- wantsd Ooiambus % esn4 for NJ.
Watsrman. BE- enid .yess When tele
that this had ALREADY bsen eons b
sssmsd nnafsdaf. Tsmpegninss, lol.15s
valn, 10; TsaDiFntion. 81"
Il 4 ssmtom msiaEly e1Bousosa thaa
anokhns buiie1tn as TsanR4D 80 0oveR
naEas eonAiaion vii - Issued bsfoFa
q. q. IL y thneafsss pFobakis tAas -
uhgaIefans 0xpset abe 0oVeFnos to hss
thfoaah ~ niaht - uniii eafiy nern-
ItiSslssk ths 0oysrnos bssans fos
shn ssnss ennnoioua and nnked she1 bis
rsInassea nAlhas abeaa bis be4ai6a. u
3 expas1sd thaa BE- uiil not live % -
ihs krsak af dag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09
alDS90M GRlFRFUL.
His Rssponss q an Envita-
tioa From Americana


m EMzz1 n nzzxx 70 xMn kMnnsnar
uREEAxzo1,
Loano1. nap. . -xhs lst1ss snnaasnlnr
~ lnElaa1lon % 9Aa1S1nmB e n1aamA -
o1n1anntai oelsbpaatpa az - 80
Rhiln4elpAlA. wns 6a1ed Juns Aflk, ans
4. =. CaxnoA foe he Oam@l1aes.
q tha uonmifeee, and ha uas q.
- lin - tnglsaff1a thn1 8 uaa -
enlY uns ponl b any p1Essn =. -
AmsEisan ei1lnen e q near6alza6 ~
plnmaA eAn exnupttnn IN han aaas huinw
tntan&ad a. an exeEszsion of tka xe0ol-
nifiun of th6 his1sxiaal - whInh kurr.R
0fe11 BFitalB and AmoElsa bofsFo -
DeoIaEe1ion e In1snsn2anasI IA "a
also as11ssA nhna hs uuuld . al,aWsH
70 mnka -yknasHnR nrKaRn1Iasnsn -
pIansed. anA Wumld hs aniesaninaa m
kReEiea ae ~ nan hna been ninea -
via1f e 0snoEal EMe4Yua1a.
0ln4geo4e, 60 July 0th, ma1e . -
ply to ~ lsissE, nn4 nasarsd - Onm-
mlteae af Ne a1nat hnnar be hsls IA ~
eeivin9 IN ingiha1lsn % eho ool@bRnaiem
0f iha eenesnnEy of the AmsFloan Oonsti-
tutlon. Hts lo1eer eoM1iunod:
ms atlEng1ions af The invf1atian sro
enhnnesd b ne b. ths olFsamslano1
ahaa h9Ro always Faaes&od hka1 Onn.
etitNkl0n a. me wog4 EemaRknkle wuKk
known Do modern times to have bnaa
prnoneed bg hnman ints1loet q 3 sinels
alEokas - - EDeak, b ~ nppiioaeinn . |
the poiitieal ea8o1a. 1hs inVitatiun & /
neoompaniaa ~ egeEy aooosangy thnt
even American hnspi1alisy eonl6 esviss.
Had real opliQa In ske enne. auuid l
noA but aeoopk, bni tie iimitatfan a. nv 4
s>RsnaeA an4 dina, tie lnesnsmna pFel- /
usre of eDaAgs@snig nakB ne 70 know /
uell thaa have pone. 30 far Is Iosn
Dee, the uhols small rasidua Of activity |
q my e0zmmand win y 6edssstaa % /
ne gFeaA woxk a hoEne. regard the 1
Lrlah qeag1ion a. tAe mo11 urRgna and i
most tall of peoUtss of bensnoinI e. L
.al,s = ~ eo1ntzy thab I have evsr
Desn snaaas8 d.
II oaahS pazAaps 10 add thnt d vssw
Img The telUmssos pRsValant n Mpaiand,
D b doahtful whsahaR they mtahs nsi
b Btl1sulated woFa 70 ag1ept The als-
llneetgB goo ofler NJ, whioh b noa lsfa
ltanal sAan nndznoFvod. The 1Fnt e
lheea yenanna. however, eompola ne q
39alima he moss Antaarina proposal / L
have eseR seeslyo&. shall wa1eh with
proeunnA inss1ugt the pg0ossdinRs Of 4
yoaF eslshsation when yua viii look
baekupoa = century ok national aAVaneD.
mrnt taa1 y witkeli pntaIlal b hia-
lofy ana loak forward % lts pRobahls
upeD Q eaill larger essla.
"Thnsy ygu aud yeuR children nay ho
snAeeed - re halp e he AlmAahty 70 \
lostAily nos1 ne 6eenmninaion of hieh
1ulio9 en0 Go1ponsibllitles appoEtiga9d
% your essE aFouina pogez. wtfi be, ] IN
5enndenh tho prayer of your klnsman
heEa who hopA.nays shaiisse thaa tha mosal
bstween the pevpsed paEtigna
u Gus roee nze uissly deg1l1e4 10 -
laiFe Ineseosina hafmony nnd eloso-
1oss. Ys9R obllRed and fnilhfui 50.
Vant." feiansdl ". 3. GhADszasM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

m onUzS8 suH1nm-nn AnnERzn nav.
me uAD . unnuKzHzD oknzz1.
WAaxzMe1oH. gspt. o.-The Chlnsss
Minissas has daalded thai, % far aa has
0oysruraant can mako them %, the
e1nee1siens 10 Coant Mitkiswien ere
confirmed. and in fast she papers enig
require TIE ligaAtufe1 q TIE A0erisan
nnnneieH wA0 ere q sarty o1 ths en-
te1Feissa and IN infoznnnl r4aiAeaaiun
ek tha eenoosElone ot tAe Ehmau Depart
rnent. Oeunt Mitkiewies Rsesnts NE
publieAtlsa Of his alleged record b. sn-
visug rivals, and declares thnt be VII
nlaks d warm for the papsfs mallanina
him. he admits that Aa hns ha4 .
ehesksred career, hmt he danies that he
has exeR deliberately injured ee DE-
fraadad any one. Tha telephona be
vill intFodaeo in OAins has besn per
fes1ed b. elsetFisiane associated Win
him. Isis an electric device oOmbinlsa
The TEzmbull, Bah and Ediaon M.
ehinea. There are no patent mwQ u
Ohina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09
- - UVMFNNI3IuI
ne a ~swns asna
Tm BLACKAsna CASR.


uRzEaHM1 % Tmm MBuNWR MPl8oU1 B8 TMn
aGH EnAnoEsoo onnouzcLs.
ekR Fnkncrsco, espa. e.-Tes CAroai.
els this mosntna edtsoTiallg notssss Ne
enas o9 James bmilh alias Bsaeksbso, .
baRqiAE "a Seattle whe wae r0p0El9d 10 ~
guilty a. crime for which en tnnooent
nan uamsd Mad 5nald 10 noe esrving
senisnee IN he ean ouontin blals
pgisun.
Il esys: "Ihs eAss oG Ne baRnlaE a
Hsa3tla Who has confessed 10 Q eEiHne IN
Gaueklon for whieh an tnn0ssnt man e
uow undsRaoine panishment Shows ths
aaeo ui1h whioh ihe courts may eouviel
tha wponR nan wAo boaE1 q elooa -
asnhtanss - Ne criminal. Ihe viellm
"a anin easa hacpena 70 Be p.sfsssi0nal
aamhaeR, hence the greai wEana d0aa
him eannot nsFlouniy lninfe hie gopaea-
tion. But n hs bad boan 4 repasable
man tss wrong vsald have bssa ire
passhio.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

8NAZoAMUs
o.. JouRs On. F.), aspt. e.-Rspur,u
G4ils nrFivinR from al paEta of lho
eeansEy 20 tb ahew that tAa sale of The
0iA ct AuNnne waa onn thme will BE- lona
rsmemharod foR - loss a. life and an
tent ok oamAQa sustained from q. A
Ns1Hsl nnmn 1oknoWD, wan uEeskod On
the heaah 81 LAnasay lnInna, nsaR %.
kieEEe, and a. No tEaoo of hnE esaw has
PCT hsan found, II b feared that ahnR
mDgs al have ma1 with wntogV graves.
several large vessels wune eshafo "a
Deg Island, nsas 81. Pioraa, end u
many eaea9 heaaus total WTeoha. Ono
hundEed thoHsand dollaRB win net oSvor
The exfsnA oe tha dnmnns 10 property
sug1ainsd b. Hew Esnn6land eaAnRman
ihae weEs % ths hanks dnrina The
Many vsussls arriviae have svsn sad.
Der rseords 70 I'll hoe thoes who wene
oat 10 HE naerntnG naEeF had . ehanee
70 rstnrn, bat weEa aWnllewea up in tAs
pltllem ssoEm g wess drissa % ga 70
Tks Frsnsh banker Chsvssnai rspssss
hNvina pa11od . lsRRs Vsassi bstao9 10
% the bAnka krem the dosarip1ioa q |
would Anpaax 10 BE- tha Esemsh banker
4l klaKra with d eFaw Of Afteeu wen. |
Thoso are ~ many % I've bankinN |
loboanen uiissina from BARN, I've from
0FAnd Bank and osa from nnrsso. ell |
ot which woEo On tho banks On tha |
morning of tha aAia and have ysa nol
heen seen oF heard frnnA. n tkaae vaa. 1
.oia Ara lost, brad WinneEs b the hnn- |
1seds vii have foand watery graves.
NoR nro The aoafh and wust parts of |
he eoass The oaly pIaoas that 6nGsrsa. |
A ieleafnm today gives tbs dssl Espoxt /
.fom Lahsados Of the gale, an4 6aye |
from eiaeea 20 f6g heard from as many /
y Ten sehoonars have bean loaA hni, |
lortanatsly 10 lives we're iosk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

- aEeaaarpara a. tAs day win hs upama
In tss 6iaawBuAma.
Ma k3gaa1lanal Ooumlllss q oers-
neHsd % tha follguina aentleEuens 4. ..
41E1o1 Il 41atllA 3 J. Mansgy af H.
ea1a. J. b. NkidmaEe of FanesuVpg. n
=. Mn1ney, q 0lymplA. ana y. A. Ten
nnne ffom near Port Tnwmmma
A lnEna d4leaetia1 az Tanomano are
hezA wat,a tea FoEt Tuuna1as iuturogt
. eAl9d1 EoEEseen1o9 ~ AIloa Weir.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

A RuExMAM can Boxxmn kccuHMp or An
uUUZwa cMKEDmEN.

\ k0AtAA2I0 - NA8&MM MD0VMM4 VI A.
pUUEwa cEEEDazN.
Jnnux Crxx, Sspa. e.--Ths oxaninA-
tlon h the case of Henry Poindsxisr,
tho Pallman car poFtaR aSleslo1 fcR ah-
dueslnR tbnoe childrun of Mrs.. Mary 3.
Ford, Of Locust valley. California, was
began lngA Wednesday and resumed
thio meFnina. Mrs.. FoR1 YES tho Ngs1
uItusas. she testified thai ahs bad
llvud II Losus. valley Cor Ne pasl aix-
toon yeaFn, and tha5 aha and her hua-
band kept q beaEdinR houne. They fro
QnenAly bad Akbaen hoaEdaEB. she
owned chs house and about fear or ave
aeEsa Of land HnEFoundina u, upon
walsh Wsre lhiFty-dpo ninsrs' huts.
The huta they lenso1 70 minefA On
Annns1 i9kh tkey started for Han Fran
elseo, an route "a Nsw YoTk. Fer thBea
days ahe bcasaed with q man named
WheaieR, who lived in San Erancisco, q
fsW hloeka frnm che deDoa. Oa AnanHt
4od aha lsfe With haR three ehildrea and
hnQRnae for No8 Hoxk.
mru. Ford then EalaAa6 ahe pEineipal
lnaidanaa thaa oeguRred On The road
poins Pain6eKass Waa = ehaRza. He
uas vtzy kind y hsR ana did many IL
lie faVoRs fsr he children. Sc was
Oura be waB ne man with whgm ano left
the ehildgen 10 9tsupa Fos1anRanh.
Hrs. Mary Kenny, With whom MfB
Ford 4 aloppina, testified thas ahe wAs
prosana whs1 PoindsxtsF wna f4snfl1eo.
- haA Mxa Eos1'e SRA" witness saidi
s,nna as soon aa ahs sAw Poindsxtsr,
eha tHembled violenliy. She said 70
him, sKou ara ne man VINO was with
ne on ths enfns He EeplIsd 'yss. b1l
dulskly oon1ra6isloa hImsslsn
Fha saas wnB adfourned till next
Wednesday for { fnEsnef bearing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

smkEa y maIeokTmD Az PoHE xowmnsRD
On TsouMAf
iarssial % tss PosE-IsTnzzssssom.l ]
OEsnr1a, sspl. e.-The Edueational
OommitGss % - Ooafurtnee hsvlnR
nnaar eousl1eEation ehe Me1bo0luf
Unfvsssfty mmat4E viii uubmit q maj0F-
Nv ana minority Fspogs tcU0FFow, tie
fTsl aaninsl leeatisa th1t lns1itu1loe 81
Pofs Toanscnd. Ths mailss vi then
= iii . tbs 0enssei G1nfose1ns t1E Z
Neaiainn, Thn mae1sR wl1 - bEouah|
40 asmnnwB mnznina 4no y b se4psg,s1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

MmwAuKEn. SEPT. A-0eptaln DaIna
wal1Ds of ahn aanameR IdAho. luna A.
needs Heperln panain@ tbs wronh az hha
N.e9atA a. lis0 .. a. today. Eho llea
g Wn!le1sa poinl. 0pe miloa from
eeofA aaR mln1.n mas1 tnEl aaanhea
anew tee WAeeR. uaptAin Waite uAg ~
ssaeea of lhe IL fahod crew. TIE UnitaA
kmpire arrives Al Baala daring enc 6mg
lAlnka thst ID sddiSlon 1s - s.Ss A.
- ElAaaEA there we're Z unmbal az IL
dies aboard Of her, and al ma1, have
peKi4had. The aals wnn one az ahn
worst % the lAke for ysaFs, thn winN
reaehina . velocity Of aixty niles -
boar. Thosa is not q way of aass1,aln-
he Ne names Il ne losi tonight
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

1nUAuKzA Hapa. o-A apsai.l e
ne Ssnelasi fFom narquetiA. Mlek..
Mye eWord haD been rsoaiVsd hzra of
tha found1rinR 81 the nnhoumax NlnmnRna
eS1nuFt at The sheamsr Raiatmh, IN
mllna noEthsaas ef WhfhsGah Ruln3.
AAao s1pexlozs Il ye1eeEday b aala. 1as
uoe eamDaneed b OapoAin uamnnsR
and wa1 ere laden frem AsAlani -
Aa1iab1lA. Her ofeW of Ten men was
lasas and ne Oaptaim'B fnmlly IL alnn W..
poxsed % hare teen aboard. Owlna o
eoog wires aud ne fnc1 that ohaHa una
no survivors, desailB ere hard . Rut.p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

1Am FnAncDco. Sept. 0--Tha nnlmon
eeeooar oadse =. 0allsE, arrived ia poFl
eeosy ffuU hEistol Bay, a the moRak
el ne Mushaaah River u NoglhaIn
AlAskA- Lha Oaplain reports that fuuE-
ten o. nflsen ssalaF1 are now held In
tnn hAp hy . fewanna euaaar. Elaha az
ehsse are Bfihinhs and ihs rsmAlndrR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

nkn EaAHunoo, 8spl Aha sshoonaf
cadie Y. Caller, Which arrived today
froD UunmlnskAs hrinQn Ghe nswa ehat
The Egveane e1taeF Richard Rash han
seinse the American schooner San Jcns
With 1000 SKIES.
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eAM ERANczBro. 6spt. e.--Pani "a.
knlina, who laaa waak efoln ninaaaam
silver dollar pieces from q eahinal cf
faEe oolns q TOE Nina, uas aFFnfana1
today "a the Uni1od States Dl1iTiCl
OonxG He pleaded auilly and vas
seafepced b. Jadaa Hoffman 10 aarVe
nine months In fail,
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DREsSMAKING.

rApAMR q LYNcB. 90 czIoA0o,
Nj Taashar e Pref. DiVtngrsozH ftsseA
O. hlaaEtas q e1oArSA
k-SsSr.s nrr.IusSk - asA ass MEl1.&lT.
Wr.91r9e saksn ara pnzt<r1a sus - g -.
passlr. mAnsw SKA. NeE1sf sf seeal4 a1S
cslMnnn1a seesaM Am
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

BkH kRAnglBoe, Scot. o.-A Dispatch
fFom keu fosk tan ovunioa nays ihai
oonairuollon on the Ohiaaeo 3 NeF3h.
western Bailroaa may Be said % have
come 70 q atAndaflll. Prealdana Albert
kesp vas recenaty IN New York end hnd
. oonferenea With Vice President sykes.
~ which u was deoided that che holi
piaa for the Northeastern - ada, 1 ls 10
Ietafds - ieaat foE the present, such e.
i've eonelFuolion WoEk as has bean ear.
Rad ON 6nrlnn tha s,aaf wmmr
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WA&& A4M%& AA& &MA3 h@AAAN3s
yorsns tIll. J. eera e.-Tha failure Of
KF0fD, 0soos 4 %. and ths Iillneis
Wis Esnos O.. asa anBoa1ssd. Both
arns 4olo cpola1s6 b. tie ease peo-
psiss1fa. I6e failasss ere das - tbe
faosne anIlapsna % HssteRn 0fma. aad
thaa AZ 9haEmmm a Marsh. ek OaieaGo.
1nfemsnin % favor Of Alsx 6soss and
ne principal baeksES Of both Arms
have boen entered.
BsaA CaR1nsn DsE1beas
Mvw On1mAnu. eepa. o.-oaylain Bsg-
han, laadsR Of tha expe4stiOn weieh "
80 q kara uaaFted frOm hers seme
aass ans ana AnA landsa IN OaziblAn,
aEfired = this eilY aboal eix voek1 go
n - as1a hsnt Vita his eompaniona
Nr4e1s la1yIna hnss end duEinG 10 -
eanS tsnakie hsaUonn tha vulMnfsesn and
Hnanlnx army Al Havana, he DiAnnoo 10
- a ssss eiip Ssssnuaaisd 81 3 skoasn
lev an4 % WaIk boI4ly Into tna 0ov1l-
nnr 0eaGlnl51 n1s1nnss and I'm e. nd
nap hlm, hi the Hpaniah aqthoRiile1
81 viad e his intsniien ana - van
TnaAass CsngFsss.
xozpsa, BsDl z.--Ths TEAAes' ooa-
assm kas adoQood 9 ro19lneioa . 1oen
6 inbnF olso6oFal as1ogintioa fnF De
pApoee q nssurina an lnafeaee ef tAe
iabng sagsagan1naian IN PnElia1nuA.
AnoeheF Besnlnain1 asmAnes lnna -
lnfm, bazinning wilA gaoh 81 isapoei-
Slon e s1s lan4 taxss as uill svsntzally
lsass ths lnnd D pcUlllen - -
posnis. Ihe eunMle@ = nou eeneltna
metkan h fRsoT q he eight hour
mavsznena. Gpenohes ~ she dsleaatas
show atEsnaiy dsssloped tsndsaelss 70
yard : safe q socialism. '
eas GsneFnI clasatasailsa.
HsasAna RArxa, eepl ga esnssal
mestina of ~ fseiah1 aasnts viii b
hEla here nexs Tneeaay for Ne putposs
a. aNrssing apuu o1e Rs1eRnl eioaM ne1r
doe q fFsiah1 Ensss ffom EeW 11Ek
aSFons tha e1nsinant 20 So kfAnei8So.
A. fharn are diGs1ona olnsgl6asti011
thna aNopt enly the VaFioos urNAni1a-
flnna. d q psopsssa % aAroe ap@e q
ri9n ~ whish al Resda vii be andeI
ths assss elasa fFem Hsw Yezk - ~
/ Peslaa Co4gl.
Rssui1 q amssawHn1lsFs.
Bssrss, So. G.-R. O. Dsssnperi
( am1lNW a ws1M1a. a. ombaKFnaned b
sSnilmm1 wslh Rsa WhesisE a O., q
Nsw HaRsn, end fes tAs p5u1settsa II
l - essditnsu hag maas Q volnE.as7 -
agnnsnl 4 = sAsaah1 hls lkabiiitleI
| VII rsaeA otOA4
nesssr srum kK1hhasAsD Walsn-
DuzEzm. Hspe. 0.-ARohhfshap Wnl1h
ia Is1ssE pn6lishe8 sodsy, asys tha
| - frssh inn2 aanssian Il 9 osmUsseIn
- - = I--II1f~sa r-rneenT IA xen1nrn
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skH FnAncIsoo. Ssps. Ala ths onaa
OF Soaeph WlrtnsR, ihe passsnQsr Who
rs elected from the Central Pnuioo
tfa1a Q few mo1t1a ago, and who
orouaht a1ia aRalnal tha railroad faR
$4,000 damages. the B0uahexn PMoifla
Oompany has o4eFed 70 settle Tee eto0.
thl1 okeF has been refused b. Writ
neTn Atiorneg, and General BasnoS
Attorney for The RallFoad viii ale de-
murFer 20 tha aomnlaiuk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

YSrauEAR MxExENo 0F WAA4Ia9f0A
ft Csmp Nc. 4 ever satar24gs " y ms
fersrf OunaeiI. -. !. me1,1 esseA4 4-tzz.
~ q escA nonA- -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

San NnAmsGecG. Bopt. os~-A m9giimQ
of she Oail Bgaga 0Esditofa q Wa.
Dfsaoacb snd Jphn Hoasnfsid wae belo
to-day. A oommIltee wae appotnIe1 -
pE1poss te Draa0aeh and k1seufeIds
Ikaf "a wma ths asuss of meetinR fhm1 q
aasalemenf In full would he maAe GRO
viced marRins CO nonlrneta woFa ~
du.a6 % q g pug eare4l. 1he Nnm-
mtliea rapaI1se ia4ar tkal UI1111G&
u6nla ncl sn1sgiain tbs c4al q ~
asoaisusB, and E0fnnod 10 mske mn1
psnguai1iun 10 them hinna1lf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

Bmazm, Bepa. a--Tha NorfA Garmaam
0ansffs indicates hhaa Prinas BismMsokss
Enply 70 ~ Forces noaa eontninad NE
e.: sssa e Ssss %sess: z ss-:. s:ss:;s s dss.s' ans
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EoITaA

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hAM knAnulsgn. espA e.-Tha aEesn
fFuis ahipnents q tbs lat moatk wIro
enoFmo1a. Ths total nont out of tho
SEATS boina 0o00. 900 ponnds.
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/ isiareks
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LumDom, Bepe. 0.-epeoinl 6ispaiahaa
from BeFlin stats shaa ihe KmpeIoE amd
Empsuss % 0eFmany and Prince VII
llnB e PEussia will san fof eisiiin %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

nAH bnAMulBuos B9N0. 6s-Ehis afio4-
the stem Of she new cruiser Ohmfloafom,
waa east "a the RaciAn Roillna Mlllgs
Thfs e the largest casting ever madn "a
thia Ooa1e and. g 4 aaid, on she Con-
tineEs. Ihe stsei s1aln pes. 4 uill -
remembeged, Was ena1 on The 21d dag 0f
Jane. Thi9 Was en- epoch 70 maehani-
cal REa on thta Coast. Eastern mmnmfne.
tuFeFs have looked npon The eompo1i-
tualy pFseamDeeuss but the suoosnegu,
are fnlly abIs 10 eempaas waah them nmA
thoFonahIy capable % paEforminR ghakg
eoBeFase With tha 0eveFnmant. when
0aished TIE s1em vii welRh 1900
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23
VISITORS.

Messis. T. e. Davis, +. n Durb;n and ".
$. Shaffer, Of Grafton, West Virginia, are
in the clFy stopping ct the Manhattan. They
came direct from their home TO Wichita for
the purpose Of inspecting the ely they have
for years hear,; s. much about. They admit
expecting 10 see q great city, bu5 were not
exactly prepared Tor finding rs great city
as Wichita. They were shown some Of the
lea ing business and residence streets yester-
Gay, aud were free 10 admit that business
mere Is very different from that which Is call
ed business in the mountain state.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23
SpIKtTTAE.ISM.

G. H. Brooks, OF Madison, Wis, trance
speaker, will lecture for the Spiritualists in
Excelsior hall, Douglas avenue, between
Main and Water, at II a m, and $50 p. m
Subject taken from the audience in the
morning; evening subject, ''SpIritualism:
what is it," Psychometric readings after
evening lecture. ADMISSION free: all are in
yital